CHAPTER XXXIV.

Political horizon--Ahmo Society--Incoming of Gen. Jackson's

administration--Amusements of the winter--Peace policy among the

Indians--Revival at Mackinack--Money crisis--Idea of Lake tides--New

Indian code--Anti-masonry--Missions among the Indians--Copper mines--The

policy respecting them settled--Whisky among the Indians--Fur

trade--Legislative council--Mackinack mission--Officers of Wayne's

war--Historical Society of Michigan--Improved diurnal press.

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